01/08/2021 | INDIGENOUS PROCUREMENT
Indigenous Procurement Plans: Reconciling Plans with Procurement As we see a number of organisations showcasing the results from their Reconciliation Actions Plans and Indigenous Procurement Plans, we make our contribution on what I call the Reconciliation Action...
01/05/2020 | INDIGENOUS PROCUREMENT
Indigenous Procurement Opportunities – The Missing Link in Indigenous Procurement Success? For me personally, it has been interesting to decide what role I can play in improving outcomes to close the gap in Indigenous Procurement and what I could do to...
05/04/2018 | INDIGENOUS PROCUREMENT
Aboriginal Procurement Opportunities – 10 Small Steps Procurement Can Take to Open the Door to Opportunities As the Western Australian government is rolling out its Aboriginal Procurement Policy, it is worthwhile looking at procurement’s role to opening...
04/11/2017 | INDIGENOUS PROCUREMENT
Aboriginal Business: The Right Procurement for the Right Reason I find great personal reward when working with Aboriginal business, assisting them to find the right value for money Indigenous procurement opportunities – working towards the right procurement for the...
02/01/2017 | INDIGENOUS PROCUREMENT
Explaining the Different Levels of Reconciliation Action Plans Reconciliation Action Plans mean getting our boots on for the Indigenous procurement journey to ensure that we find the Indigenous procurement opportunities. It focuses on the detail of what Indigenous...
17/08/2016 | INDIGENOUS PROCUREMENT
Sharna Collard – Kooya Consultancy: Understanding the Third Space to bridge the Gap between Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal people I recently met with Sharna Collard from Kooya Consultancy. The daughter of Kim Collard, Sharna Collard is a Ballardong/Wilmen woman...